My research interests lie at the crossroad of Privacy, Security, Data
Mining and Databases: Security and Privacy issues raised by data
integration
and distributed Data Mining techniques; Security issues in Databases
and Federated Search; Applied Cryptography and Secure Multi-Party
Computation techniques;
Document anonymization techniques to prevent the disclosure of privacy
sensitive attributes.
Advisor: Professor Chris Clifton.
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- Ph.D. Candidate, Computer Science (expected graduation
date: May 2008).
- M.S., Computer Science, Dec. 2004.
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- B.S., Computer Science and Mathematics, May
2002.
Journal
Articles
Refereed
Conferences and Workshops
- Wei Jiang, Jaideep
Vaidya, Zahir Balaporia, Chris Clifton
and
Brett Banich, "Knowledge Discovery from
Transportation Network Data", the 21st IEEE International
Conference on Data
Engineering (ICDE05), Tokyo, Japan, Apr. 5 - 8, 2005. Best
paper,
Industrial Track.
Book
Chapters
- Elisa Bertino, Dan Lin and Wei
Jiang, "A Survey of Quantification of Privacy Preserving Data
Mining Algorithms", in Privacy-Preserving Data Mining (Models
and Algorithms), Charu C. Aggarwaland Philip S. Yu (Eds.),
Springer-Verlag, 2008. To appear.
Under
Review
- Murat Kantarcioglu
and Wei Jiang, "Incentive
Compatible Privacy-Preserving Data Analysis", submitted.
Technical
Reports
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